La Grece sur Villejuif

This very good Greek restaurant suffers slightly from its location, inside a shopping center, just in front of a hyper market. Bonjour l'ambiance. Fortunately, the food is much better than it's atmosphere. I had a 3-course meal for a little over $30 (which I found only a little steep as concerns the quality/price ratio). My appetizer was a mixed platter of tarama, tzatziki, eggplant caviar, hummus, and a dolma, served with pita bread (they were out of blindlis). The only thing better then the quantity was the quality. Each spread was homemade and flavorful; the eggplant caviar was a standout. My main course was the lamb shish kebab with French fries and a salad. The lamb itself was succulent and cooked perfectly, again in generous quantity, but I was a bit disappointed by the fries which were no doubt frozen and meant to be served with a gyro sandwich to go rather than a sit-down meal. For dessert, I had the panna cotta with salted caramel, also homemade. Although it was tasty, I thought the consistency was a little runnier than I'm used to, but still good. Despite the location being underwhelming, the service was quick and friendly. I'll for sure be going back!

Friendly and helpful staff, Good quality meat, frozen fries, It's a shame that quite a few dishes were out of stock when ordering.

The food is still excellent and the staff are top-notch! 👌👌

Just perfect! Really delicious :)

The restaurant "La Grèce" was my go-to spot for Greek fries and harissa sandwiches during my youth, back when they were still open in the Masséna 13 shopping center in the 13th arrondissement of Paris (now closed). Today, the legacy of these dishes and this Greek fries sandwich lives on in the Louis Aragon shopping center in Villejuif, and... I found almost the same authentic taste as back then. Perhaps the meat, in terms of flavor or marinade, has changed a bit (the texture of the meat wasn't quite the same, although it was still good). The fries were frozen, just like back then, and the harissa sauce has a unique flavor that no kebab can replicate (it's salty and it's the best harissa in a sandwich). Unfortunately, the sandwich and the portions of meat and fries were a bit small (compared to my memories of it), which is a shame. The price of the sandwich as a meal deal (with a can of drink) is roughly the same as the competition who make a kebab with homemade meat like La Grèce (11.50 euros).

It's a Greek kebab; the twist isn't much, it tastes good, but the price is outrageous for the amount of food.

I've been going to this restaurant for years now, both for dine-in and takeout. The welcome is always warm, and the takeout dishes and sandwiches are consistently delicious. The prices are reasonable, the service is quick, and the staff is very pleasant. I highly recommend it.